Camp kitchen gear for cooking outdoors

When you have a decent camp kitchen, you can sizzle up a sausage or bake damper without fuss. Get everything you need for your dream setup, right down to the last cup and spoon.

A setup for every campsite cook

A tent is a camping essential! Some camp chairs come in handy. But it’s a good camping kitchen that can really make your setup feel like home.

Camp stoves and cookers

After a long day of fishing, swimming or kicking back around the fire, you’ll be glad to have a handy camp stove with you. You can boil water for tea or coffee, make some delicious sides to go with the BBQ or whip up full meals without worrying about campfire restrictions. All you need is an esky to keep your drinks cold.

Cookware and pots for the campfire

Your everyday kitchen pots and pans are not made for campfires and stoves. But camping cookware is. Those cast iron frypans and pots have thick, durable bases made for direct, high heat from a fire or camp stove. So, there’s no need to ruin your favourite non-stick pan.

Camp kitchen stands and prep stations

You’re going to need some space for chopping up onions and putting together bacon and egg rolls in the morning. Our camping kitchen sets give you plenty of space to prep food, fillet fish and other campsite chores. They also pack up flat, so they won’t take up too much space in the boot or caravan.

Camp kitchen FAQs

What do I need for a camp kitchen?

A good camp kitchen needs the basics for cooking, serving and cleaning up outdoors. You’ll want gear like a camp stove, cookware, camping tableware, a chopping board, cooler or esky, water container, rubbish bags and a tub for washing up in.

How do I clean camping cookware?

Camping cookware should be washed with warm water, mild detergent and a soft sponge once it’s cooled down. It should also be washed after every use with gentle scrubbers to keep it hyeinic for the next meal. Remember to always dry before packing away to make sure it’s ready for the next cook.

Are camp stoves easy to use?

Yes, most camp stoves are designed to be easy to use once they’re set up on a flat, stable surface. Always use them outdoors in a well-ventilated area, keeping the stove away from tents.